When you go into the nether, then creepers, zombies, and skeletons spawn seconds after. More and more spawn every time you go through and even if you kill them all, then next time you go through, they spawn again.
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Hi Tycie, there is a known bug that items and mobs that pass through a nether portal are duplicated each time you pass through the portal. Try breaking the portal and relighting it to see if this stops the cycle.
Let me know if what you mean is that when you return to the overworld during the night time with sufficiently dark surroundings, then each time you do so the overworld spawns more mobs.
It is only in the nether than the monsters spawn, not in the over world, so, as suggested I destroyed one of the blocks of the portal and relighting it, but that didn't solve the problem. More spawned when I went through.
It is only in the nether than the monsters spawn, not in the over world, so, as suggested I destroyed one of the blocks of the portal and relighting it, but that didn't solve the problem. More spawned when I went through.
Hi again Tycie, sorry for the trouble. Try destroying the portal, quiting the world, reloading the world and re-lighting the portal. In the meantime, I'll resolve this as a duplicate of the portal duplication ticket MCPE-10424. It's a private ticket because it can be used as a game exploit.
Hi again Tycie, sorry for the trouble. Try destroying the portal, quiting the world, reloading the world and re-lighting the portal. In the meantime, I'll resolve this as a duplicate of the portal duplication ticket MCPE-10424. It's a private ticket because it can be used as a game exploit.
Hi Tycie, there is a known bug that items and mobs that pass through a nether portal are duplicated each time you pass through the portal. Try breaking the portal and relighting it to see if this stops the cycle.
Let me know if what you mean is that when you return to the overworld during the night time with sufficiently dark surroundings, then each time you do so the overworld spawns more mobs.